Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-08


Thus it Will be seen It was q most exciting
match, and the alteration which the Arrow had
undergone had greatly improved her sailing quail
that, however wen the American may have been
sailed and attended TO during the match, and with
the a same canvas as when sailed by her former
'eardooard appearance we have been accustomed
10 witness, nor did she present that smooth an
water as formerly, when he. motion motion w sas
almost impercepuble The Arrow and Nos.
aS 0usS wasn o aSs Ga, 81 Pee Bank
Ryde, by the Mosquitoes boom dragging the lar
board side Of the Arrow. The eighteenth reGula-
two yachts touching win both be disqualifled IN
less 1t can be clearly proved TO the satisfaction Of
COMMITTEE which l. the aggressor.' On Saturday
made by Lord de Biaquiere, the owner OF the
America, schooner, against both the Arrow and
ing that when those vessels got abreast OF peel
Bank they rouled each other, which is contrary To
the eighteenth article OF the regulations. After
Investigating the matter the committee declared
the Mosquito To be the aggressor; consequently
the Arrow retained possession Of the prize.
DOES NEWFOUNDLAND WANT TO BIZ ASsExxpe-
Adviees from Newfoundland state that the COlony
On the verge Of an open rebellion and tina. little
snc,oursSsment would De required TO cause a gen
ton, which, they claim, bears heavily upon there
Pnvate dispatches state that strong sentiment
favor1ng annexation 70 the United States is spread
Ing throughout the province.
CHICAGO SOCIALISTS ADVOCATING REVOLUTION
large meeting OF socialists In Chicago Summary
afternoon protested against a blu pending in the
Illinois legislature 70 punish the authors of imam.
mA&ory, incendia<y speeches, or writing and lis
tened 70 an address by newspaper man name,i
Buof1nan, cenOuncing capitalists, the press and
the military. Editor Currhn, OF the ArtesleT ~
hsAG, advised his hearers 70 procure arms and
canJ them Holmes, the English Chairman. de-
ck1rod the socialists had right 10 preach Treason
and the overthrow Of society and the constttutad
no p,..
would take arms In hand and preach revolution
Curtin and Holmes were wildly cheered BY the
"n'c0 ocl0oed a number OF women
TkrHD TO KILL HnsnP.-George W. Matthews
son 0 Rev. George W. Matthew'S OF Arkansas
ana member OF one of the leading families OF
the eastern shore OF Virginia, tried TO commit
suicide La Acconac county, Va Saturday Inv
shooting himself In the head II is thought he
cannot recover.
A Sur BOB SIAsDER WITHDRAWAL Philadel-
phfa special says: senator Vim. J. SewrII and
Thomas III. Dudley, ex-consul 70 LiyernooI have
buried the hat bet and Mr.. Dudley has witt,drawn
the suit for Islander which he began against Cen
Se~e last fall over remarks made by the latter In
political speech $50
REPRESENTATIVES, PIDCOcK SUED FoR D.N.cpu
John H. Laird secretary OF the New JERSEY STE.
democratic committee, who was assaulted In me
assembly chamber at Trenton last Wet,nes.iav
during the exciting scene which followed ths LIZ.
ton OF Rufus BloSett 10 the United States SENATE
has dectded 20 sue Congressman Nelson j. Pidcock'
$4,000. The case Will also he taken before the
grand jury OF Mercer county on criminal com
piaanI
A BALTIMORE BELLE TAXES THE Will
Mis- May McTavish, daughter OF Mrs. Charles
Carroll AeTavish, OF Baltimore, took the white
veil saturday at the Carnelite convent, Brussels
belgium several years ago she entered Baltimore
society and became one OF It's most admired MEM
oerS- younger sister, Miss Emily McTayish.
tok the black veil October 18th, 1883 and is known
as Sister Mary Agnes. Her other sister Is belle
In baltimore society. Miss McTayfsh Is on her
fathers side the great granddaughter OF Charles
Carruil or CarrolltDn, the signer Of the Declare
uon OF Independence, and on her mothers side the
granddaughter OF the once commander OF the
army OF the L nited states, Gen. Winfield Scott.
Gov TORRES MAKES AMKNDs-Gov. Torres q,
sonora, Mexico, and stan, accompanied by Col
ArSZu, arrived saturday at Nogales, A T. from,
HefIniSillo- Gov. Tories, on learning the particu.
lars OF the affair OF Thursday, censured the Mext.
can consul, Senior Labdd In unmeasured term,
1of DO delivering Lieut.. Guitterez who led the
sonierS In the attack on the Americans TO the
American authorities Immediately. Gov Tore,
highly Indignant at the action OF the local Mex-
scan autborfties- Upon learning that Senior Vas
Qoez- chief Of the Mexican police had been Re-
nOsesi FOR refusing 70 take a hand against I'm.
Amrflcans he Immediately reinstaIed him He
naS ofuffeu 10 take force OF men 20 secure Lieut.
1utSerez and Turn him over 70 the United state,